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Old 11-02-2016, 09:34 PM
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Do you have to jack the front end of the ground to crank it up or do you do it sitting on the ground, I've heard both ways
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Do you have to jack the front end of the ground to crank it up or do you do it sitting on the ground, I've heard both ways
You can do both but I have found it easier to do with it jacked up.
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Do you have to jack the front end of the ground to crank it up or do you do it sitting on the ground, I've heard both ways

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Very nice!
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Finally got 315/70/17 Yokohamas on. Had to barely trim the front and didn't mess with the rear. I have 3.73 gears so it isn't bad driving at all.
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315/70r17 with t bar crank and 1 inch taller blocks in rear to level it out.
Could you maybe send me the link to those headlights? those are beautiful
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Finally got 315/70/17 Yokohamas on. Had to barely trim the front and didn't mess with the rear. I have 3.73 gears so it isn't bad driving at all.
Did you crank the that at all?
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Did you crank the that at all?
You will need to crank up to 23.5 or so to clear. There will still be frame rub at full lock though.
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I can finally post!!

Cragar Soft 8 17x9 0 offset
BF Goodrich All Terrain KO2 315/70r17
T Bar cranked but could only get between 23.5"-23.75" height. Either way I love it.

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